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Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
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Sporfpr bcbpper Ell Mtanb Ell SiiItri?
- Oct or life iimpeltbeu for at fdd en-
til at ipre Susbolbninsen, paste ben
buslise @jernin9s mango Smaating,
Hoppe Strsmper % foge Mab, at Ell
Mano bebpuer en- Suitrn. Saaoanne
Sins er uisielis meset pisti9e, os Den
unse Iano, iom Tiger Jig en- 6uitru,
pil tase' Senipn til 9pstisbeb / eisle
3ins. Men bpao en- / Sanobeo flos ps
Gbel Manb allermeit Tiger bos en- ISrs
itru, cr benoes Spmpatbi, 8iGrligbeo
os able Senifab for 9iuet.
Der foreialber meset / en- Manos
9ip, bpor ban bebsper Ell tro Sen %
goo 8amerat at bore Ianmeu meo.
llnoertioen Ter oct mprtt no, Sorgerne
trpfter, ps ubelb bringer Here; ban bar
at ~siennemsaa Ell Yrpueliens 9ib, o9
SriitelIer / ioritjettige 5prnrer irtter mo
paa bam; ba bebsuer Manpen en-, iom
itaar 9ait % SraIt meo bam % lfjRn>
fer bam iulb, BARN Spmpatbi.
90 iaa er Der &e at beitaa MOB
stonomiif &iiin, MOB 5%attisoom, mob
upeuner, MOB Spnb os 5orbGrpelie, ba
bebpuer Manbcn II Suitru, lom al
Spmpbatbi og &i9rli9beb til bam fan
ltaa trofait peo bans SIDE % bi9lpe
BAN / &ene meb De 8aaben, lpm
fun en- fiGrlig Suitru fan finoe at BRUCE;
oa beboper Wanben Ell Suitru, EFT 9oel,
opoirenbe &pinoe, iom meb ct &ps fan
bpiite bam ct Spmuntrin9ens Orb /
Gret, ppirilfe % itprfe bans moralife
Mpb, % iom meo i'm blsbe Saano fan
itrpse 9gnsltelien fra bans Yanoe %
bans Sinb.
@jeunem belle 2ipet, / Stprm % /
Splifin, / Scamp % | Seier, / Selo % /
ubelo, / Sprs os / @labe bebDper en-
Wanb en- Suitrus &iarlisbep. Sans
Sierte iutfer bereiter, on ban END life
altib fsler bet. % en- Muoers gmbeo
ellcr en- Ssiters Sensipenbeo fan neppe
~no9eniinoe e%rItatte bam oenne &j9rs
lisbeo.
% bog iinbes Der mango M9nb, lpm
/ i'm Slitru Inn ipgcr Ell 8pinbe / 6uz
Jet. &anlfe Here emo Salpparten al
Wnnoene life iaar mere END, bpab DC
Tiger. Den anoen Salppart, Ipm iaar
mere, lom pirlber ct Gbelt 6jertes 8en-
ifab % Spmpatbi ps iulbe 6%urltnaelie
al 9ipets Srap os Tlister, bliper maaife
ouerraIfeoe, ibet SuitrHeH bfifsef Dem
en- enc Soc ON 9Gsteifabet, aabner
oem ct Sjerte, al boiS Sfatfammer DC
fan bette Wtpb % Sortrpitnins | 9ipets
aampc, % lpiter bereS Sinh pp til en-
beore Spritaaelle al bpilfen uenoelia
&isbpm % @lGbe en- Wtano eier / Ell
Suitrls Spmputbi % &i9rlisbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
FrGlten: "Set CT pirtelia en- npoeli,

FrGIten: "0et er uirfelis en- npoelia
Btse, Sarien. Gr bet uirtelis Seres
9atter?"
SarIen: "Sa, bet bar"
'!Sporleoes merer De - par?"
so, Ter De, 5aber sifteoe fig auoen
Sang, os iaa talote ies naturlisuis
bans npe Some for @Ober, % ba ban
Osbe, iaa siitebe bun fig meo gbriItian
SEMEN, Der er en- Ssn al Satob Sen.
len, % lao fan De tante Dem, iaa saar
Sulanne, bet bar min 9atter, ben oa
glitter Jig meb SatOb, Tom bar en- ristia
liplis sammel anart. Os MI fan lea
lite %iorltaa Gnoet, END at Suianne maa
OGre blepen min esen 8~eoitemober."
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02

Yaa Mpotbefet. Mabam Sanien
saar mee en- &ecept paa Npptbefet for
at bente Mteoicin til lit ipse Barn. ga
bun ler, meo bpilten @siastisbeo Yruuis
loren ueier DC icritiellise S~nsreoienier,
tiger bun iprarset:
"gtei, at Sere fan ueie iaa inaut til
ct lioet iatti9t Barn, ba!"
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02

Yiot M0jprebt. Yruieslpr 3weibeer
ueo lluiueriitetet / 8pnn er Ell meset abz
ipreot 0erre. San iab forleben ioris
lpslellat mep at lpie Ell matbematilf
Spgaue. Yluoielis aabnebe Iisen Do
rem til bans @Grelie % iprfpnote, at
Der bar ioreialot en- itor Sesiuenbeb /
Samilien.
Ser er fommen en- liben Sremmeo."
"Suao?"
Set er en- Gut"
"Gn Gut? Saa 'per9 BAN, buao
ban oil.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02

5rlcn til ljeneItepisen, lpm fommer
meo ct belt Sab Ippeliiuer:
"Men, Stine, on ifuloe 10 bare ipprse,
bunb Ippeliinerrte fpIteoe."
ga pitt, 5rue, men Yosbolperen
la9oe. at Oct bar Ell Sir. 0uiinet, enten
le9 uiloe bape Dem eller Ell, % iaa t9lfte
ieg, oct bar bepit at ta9e BENT"
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
Npperligt 6uglefrGmjel,

airleb9rtr9 bapoe Ell 9anbmanp lat pp
ct 5usleifr9miel, iom life blot iframte
bort ale StjGrerne, men osiaa bepirs
teee, at Ell Sfi1re fit iaaoan &eipeft, at
Den tom tilbase meo ct 89r, iUm ben
bapce i%tiaalet for tire Gage iioen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
S1.45.
Norskr Rationale NureHer.

Zen ~inetbolosr be tire lao siboteie Suususr, nemlio:
4eeebeiIertnos rne original 6ortaains ira en-
MORT }~lelobugo.
Aaeot. eu Sertanina ira 2Clemarter, aruueet pao
en- u%ir'slia 5tlpraetlis.
Npt~aareuatten. Ten iaretles iutsresiant SoriqI.
ling ira 5sIemortstantsn.J
"1eCorubsSoiieu- meo GrQmieboa ~ orR,
Hattouale Sopelter", inobuuoeu, Tor
Ssnne 300 iGIaes lite beitei, osrtil Ct ben utl for.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
Caiaa en- yspepei. Hplitiet !

C8iaa Ell sepepei. Yulitiet i aip-
benba4n bar anbplpt en- Yerien, buis
2eoepei bar at iti9le - aaffeluune.
San bar paa mansiOloise steeer aaast
op ! TONNE Sefpemmelisbeoer, samIte
usenert taset aaffelppnene nep, lesiet
benz paa en- Spsn % tisrt I'm Iei.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
Norelesning pper Hlobheiten. Yr!

fesipren: Seq maa bebe mine Serrer
ON at itiante mig ubelt Spm9rfipmbeo.
Oct er abiolut umulist for Gem at sirre
Gem nosen5ureiilins ON bette aiifpeliae
9pr, bpis Dc life bar 9eres Zine ia.
itebe paa mig.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
Cmtenfiom 6aoer.

IWI0HIIuW Ta0er. 6doeren III eli
Sruo / NpsS pbwales, Nuitralien, siuer
fin Spiserisn $4,000 Sornipas Tom
Wessift. - Saa inilt % pmtantiOmt
at big, Yapa! uoraabte bans 9atter, ba
bun 1T bsre bette; Sobn er iaa slap i
Srebaleiuppe!
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
o9
Wrhe krngefs
ipceieue S%gsoomme os oeres SebanoIins,

al =. ealtnns.
Suobolo:
~6ororb-soluninsss eutr @ielteiebsr no. 1-salu;
~n'h9eleber Go. pbl0snino-Spao
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eiter Ara. YGoer, Rlaoer o. (. D..
Yperbet9noelle-Sd Gre Sdtter-S s%uoerrepne Batter
Sortr poa g~aiterne-Dislten rinoer uo ielp-Tleltens
%plue,eli9e Spber-luaturlie Tarrsipse-Ralpetaituira
-Sorreusn Nfeltenare-tloeis Nelt-Sl imblanoet Dlelt
-Seeli Vteit-Spno, ponoboioie Nelt-9eiparliee 6so=
ier-SaslGnss Ssoiel = SortsbSerns bolete tiiboas-
S0peest bellies tilbGse-aue FIRE 5eoeer irsmcper-Tsbt
90 oplpulmst Observation-Disclosures 3ilnauo-giterbprs
sob OGeltetp.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02

$1.65.

Sor sl.65 isubss "6seorabsBotsn" ct aar, FAINT
ct Gremplur Of sorb Satburns Dstre, iuSs
bunosn. Z eSnobclo Slaoet. Gre 9els. 672 Sibsr.
SosIGospris S1.O.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02

en- coS benuee 500 Raae, gint. Griarinar, On.
lpsnirsu Seileonius paa opsnnepnts Smraabsr.
Soesn CT opG ~ Sieer. INIT paa eoet popir GA ielio
'%HU1ruesn S~iiuergs.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02

serestsiapSen nil uspiis, uaar lissn er uSs, sao
..St,t ~ Sstotn, 0s isns ine paanRi, bpis o. irsmssies
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02

VSs Hbonnenter btees iuoituse ~nsiaatia ssrss,,,
1or.Nthtt, eeunip % Stat, iomt p. o. Box tus,
Drawer, ON iasoau bapes. ''
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02

sores,e;toranortng. Sadr en- abouueut sniff,
nm aeresle %ioranerei. mda Gen ~iielieere asresis opoipts'
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
NmobttaIina bon htIt n, / Mon.v o-a.

Snopsfattns bsI hdt Re Money Orders, Re.
g,s'ered letters eusr ssrlr. Local Checks moStaSss
cant, Dc ere noiteets paa, ior Gogetttou. ea ss,,, ,o,.r
iG 10 III % SeHis. elem iffe at Iaass 9eonsp. Srssr
SlamteiisH tusr Serisn ino Suptt. 0anasa pepirs
Souate q ttit p1re mere se IS Gents. Ri sr iise
~aniparliss for Postal Notes. ExpreSs. Nfor.y' oSnt
q eaae: eiatss % htrt. stisb iubtil $500 tOiis frn
0 vents % tan sreeloss pso stbusrt GrprssssS iFes.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02

Snettnoere rraa cpsiUt 1T Rapu, boa IN, Tor 81.
'snihsslsrslis. ~unetasen iaa ferlauass. ~
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
sestspisIier % 1sosiaIs | Sbouusut,rs IN,
mite optldes lTltts. ffrrfnarosIs ;,s,nv-

5 Cents per sints. Sup Oh rssnss Ior en- sinis. ptnn
stns n,aa %'HsisHses meS eiisripsrsisItn. oilers ovtaae,
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02

otaeet tan bthtues til snbper lib al sar,t. A
"e0hnsmsnfa rssues ira ben Til. Snsbealina Isr. 70
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02

aaesipsrsu lie oGrs %auiparlis. Ici 5anSsr, al %fsssonns
crtos slir berie paa geien.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
$500.
4armrn, Dnsef on Iaren.

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Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02

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; ppsfrtt"fss swsers sarlapeIisI aOr,auiuo.
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eeus Yin tor $50 Aor Noer.
500 en- al, Sptrtt,smfns Wpon'er.
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NeNsitn N"s'a"o.
Snotfe Nxe9tere % Sahenlptuers
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otsles Seooere % SnofeInth9 ohslt9anoeIen -
. Vt far NrGlter ! Stnsiarteml
~ Sueten ySomapartes Vfeutotrsr.
6or 9a"'me'. ooftUu'"9 az eut' e''af'
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-02
$3.50.

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-01

Among the best resolutions a
man can make is to save some of
his money. With the fact in
view that we cannot escape buy
ing Christmas presents, why not
begin at the last Of this year to
save, as well as wait until the
first of next! Why not buy your
Christmas Presents where you
can find something for the Baby
as well as Father and Mother,
and at prices away below what
you expected to spend, and thus
have money left to start the
New Year with! l am confident
/ can save you money and show
you the finest assortment OF fine
Holiday Goods and good, sub
stantial Toys in the city.
Ely. GRIe6S.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-01
From Garfield.

GARFIELD, Dec 2S--The cold wave has
made its way to this port. Several of our
citizens coming in with frozen ears, fling
ers ana toes.
p II Jenhet made his Ford county farm
visit this week } Larkin's sale was a
success. f Stonsonhack, auctioneer, talks
we'll ON such occasions.
Seighing good and all kinds 90 riding,
A wedding is reported in one of our
german families this week. All right, the
cigars 20 free
Every body is expecting a short call from
the tax collector in few days. That is all
O X, Get your change ready for 1t will
come handy,
Market report Corn, shelled, CSC; ear
corn, 3Oc; Oats. 30; Eggs, 25c; Butter,
Is 10 20 cts; Poultry, 3, & and Sc per 10.
Please don say 'coN."
NONSENSE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-01
From Wodron.

WEDRoN, Dec. 30,-Mr Stearns began
work on his new barn yesterday He thinks
he will have II finished In about week to
Accommodate his friends.
Henry Curyea is very low. II Is hard for
him to he confined TO his bed very long,
for he Is an active and industrious man
His friends feel sorry for him, He Is a
good democrat, too.
F A. Springst-ad Is talking Of starting
a broom factory In town, He is an indus
trious young man and thinks he can make
living making brooms.
Sunday morning the thermometer reach
ed the point IF "a degrees below zero. II
Is pretty cold for about Christmas. 1t is
not generally as cold
We see that our old friend, Christ Sim.
ons, has the Office OF collector In our town.
He is rs good a man for the office as we
have In our town.
There Is night operator At Wedron
now. Mr. Caravan will get his rest now, |
suppose.
There was rattle for turkeys near Wed.
ron last week and there were turkeys left
the next day. They had very large crowd
and the rstfla went III pleasantly.
Ed Belrose also rstfled of a cutter the
other day, Harvey Stearns won 1t and has
had his first ride In It. d.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-01
From Rutland.
RUTLAND, Dec. 70 1886,

RUTLANp, Dec. 10 1886.
Ola Probabilities has been tsyoring us
with excellent weather for the past few
davs The roads are in good condition and
a Iiu,s more snow would make good
sleighine
Mr. ~ DehoI, has commenced taking
,ce from his fish nond The ice is about s
inchas thick and ss clear ne plass
Tha Rm,l,nd hunters have mad q mum.
hor ~ shnr, foy chasas already. hut have
NO, mot with verv rn,d success rs the run
nin, tnr tho dors was NOT very Good or the
fnyes .ra tno smar,
a large wolf ar "willinus wall,pus" hiss
rocsn,Ir haan se,,n in nnr vicinity INT AS
be seems neacaaliv inclined no Effort has
~ .. ,',S -, 1891, liz sooln
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-01
From w latham.
WALTHAM. Dec. %, |

WALTHAM, Dec. 90, 1886.
The roads are in good condition, and we
are having splendid winter weather, but
the young folks want snow very much.
All In this vicinity had very merry
Christmas, but they could be heard say.
ing. Oh! If there was only good sleighing.
Ratfles have been all the rage in this
neigh borhoed tor the last couple OF weeks.
The one at Maurice keetlngs the ether
night was grand success.
Louis Roux has purchased brand new
cutter. and could be seen going nortaward
with his best girl the other evening, poor
as sleighing was.
The dance at Samuel Hoys last Saturday
evening was grand success. All who
were present had very good time, and
would be pleased to attend another are
long.
William Connolly was the guest of the
Misses O'Donnell during the past week.
Williams many friends will be grieved to
learn that he is going to leave the neigh
borhood ere long
Frank Fogarty, who has been on the
sick list for the past week, was able TO be
around on Sunday.
JhihC Aus SA''h w 'uS hot''h
OF going north, as he thinks he Is only
wasting precious time.
Patrick McGinnis, Of Fowler, Ind IF,
spent the past month with Judge Pillion
and Family.
James Mcdonnell is again the happy
father of pair OF twins.
William Mccormick, Of Grand Rapids,
was the guest Of Miss Nora Pil!ion last
Sunday.
The reception at William Hunters last
Friday evening was one Of the pleasantest
affairs of the season. Among the maLy
couples present was, Mr. Isaac Allen and
bride OF Ottawa. Mr. Allen intends ~
start singing class in District No. Ia
about two weeks.
1t Is rumored that VIII. Jamlson. of
Utica, 10 going TO move TO this n-ighbor-
hood ere leng. Will. says he will board
the school nam gratis next summer. On!
20 be II school man! RANGER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-01
From Grand Ridge.
GRAND RIIsE. Dec %.

GRAND RIDGE, Dec. 30, 1886.
The roads are good and the weather
cool, making 1t in all very pleasant time
for holidays
A. N Funk went last Monday morning
to take position as ticket agent at Au
rora.
Eugene C. Antram is spending his holi
days with his brother Will 10 Milwaukee
Rob. Finley looks as hale and hardy as
ever. He represents the Knox students in
Grand Ridge.
X. j. Hornick Is contemplating selling
his holiday goods on next 4th OF July.
The goods were ordered in ample time
but have failed TO appear.
The Gypsy sociaole given by the young
ladies of the Missionary society was a
grand success
All have had their fortunes told and
know Just what their futures shall be.
James boyd has been visiting friends in
Livingston county
Lon. Ball has returned from the far west
and will attend school In Grand Ridge this
winter
Temperance meeting at the Presbyterian
church Saturday evening
l.. w. Hague, Of Minden. Neb., has
been visiting his many friends In this vi.
cinity within the last two weeks. lie was
forced 70 make his stay short on account Of
business, having just been appointed Co.
Judge. We all wish him success. Y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-01
(Concludsd next ueek.)

Monthly report of South Ottawa town,
ship, District No 10. The month began
Nov. 20 and ended Dec, 90, School open
90 days. Names Of girls who attended
every day: Lizzie Sheehan. Mamie Del
bridge, Eta Sheehan, Annie sheehan,
Maggie Sheehan. Names of boys who
attended every day; Jimmy Sheehan,
Tommy Sheehsn, Harry Fishhurn, Robert
Delbridge, Hugh Mccullough Average
25. J. T. SUTCH, Teacher
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-01

sort Of carpenter and master workman, and
the house was completed 1t was the first
house on the road from Ottawa north, some
laughed at it as likely TO blow away, stand
ing out on the prairie; but those slabs in the
ground, and eventually frozen in, were "in
good and regular standing
FIRE!
They had hardly been made secure in the
new home before prairie fire swept down
upon them! The free use Of the spade about
their house had left no connecting link to
catch on and they escaped. But their fall
feed was gone.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-01

Thomas Smith, a coai miner working In
the kaugley mine, Streator, was very seri-
ously injured on Wednesday by falling
His recovery is doubtful.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-01

Unier the provisions Of the constitution
al amendment relative 20 confr,ct labor
the shoe factory At the L yrtiac reform
sch -. Will close next fall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-01
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES.
OLD SELLERS.
REV WESLEY BATCHELLER.

"some angel guide my pencil while draw
What scarcely less than anger can tN'eoe'
A man on earth devoted TO the skies
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-01-01
TAROID..

and ali SKIN OiSEAsES. Cure guaran;,
teed or money refunded Recommended ana
used BY the medical profession. II your
druggist dives not have II, send sl.U 70 l. .;
WEYMOUTH a Co., Sole Proprietors, 90
Randolph ST, Chicago, and receive ooA w
return mall. Send Tor circulars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-05
tinued the actor, "with this story s2ou'-
Dyes, | knON-I knoW.n

L.NuHu Tie dSsOIj VIII tQls SlOEI JUL
eyes, l BnoW-I know"
DWELL l want It denied and you sre Just
the man 70 deny il, and to den7 it with
ef5Ct. G) over 10 the Morton House for
halt an A0ur this afternoon sid this eve
uing spend half sn hour CT the Holman
House. TelL everybody specially pro
fessiQnels-'hat you called on me 30 offer
your services snd tbs. you found that the
report OF ny having two black eyes was
sill mistake. VII you?"
And the player now sgain mUcl 6;s
turbed over the realization OF his position
thrust the s. into the professors
hard and then SHOOK il earnestly.
"Certanly will, sir. Certainly" said
the professor with great desl OF feeling
IN his voice and gripping the bill.
"Thsnk you" ssid the a9itated payer,
az may throw something in your way
sometime"
"WeI, sir" said the professor, "you
threw Rising in my nay or rather shocked
him there and I made c very good Zee out
OF Rising. But don't 90 cut of your way
sir"
The actor was 5aIt way down the stairs
by this time. He thought he'd better rsy
| off the Gao. II condition Of m!L5 was
such that he couldn't ride, So tae cs5
rolled s3Tay and the actor stood OF ne
| sidewalk.
'But think l haye HX 4 lais two
! black eyes matter so that l won't near
anything more Of it," he remarked in Rc-
cents Of considerable satisfaction. G!src-
ing up as lie said so, his eyes fell on Ills
manager snd 8 well known actress walk
ing along on the opposite side of the
street. He bowed c0urteOusly to the
couple, out es they acknowledged MS sal
utatiOn ne noticed that they scanned the
house behind him with curious smile OF
their faces. He turned and looked up
His eyes were of course saluted with the
Clj, OLD st0ry-BlaCk Eyes-Proiessol
Sharp. Now ne understood
their amused gGauces. lie would explain
He hadn't come there to be cured. No
at all. They were half way down tn,
street. No, he wouldn't explain. lie
the thing 90. He pulled his hat dow
. and strobe sway engrily in the Opposit
/ direction.
At the corner he met 8 pretty ana pop
: ular singer.
son, am so sorry" she began.
! "It'S all mistake-all 8 mistake, " wa
the curt or rather gruf response, and "A
actor made lmpatlently 10 move on.
COZ, | am so glad" she clipped il
: "But wait q minute, l have been hayln
= some lovely pictures taken and l want
: send you one. l know you will say
9 good word for me TO the manager.
= don't want to send the pictures to n
= theater. What is your personal address
= Give ne your card"
"Here it is, my dear, But you mu:
g excuse me. am in great hurry"
Y And the actor thrust card into Il
d singers fair, plump hand and nastene
q away. The fair singer stood on the COZ
t ner and read the card.
q professor Sharp-BIGck Eyes"
y "Ob, yes. 1t was all g mistake" mu
INJURED the pretty singer, and her blst
b eyes tWinkled as she resumed her wal
! H. s. HEWITT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-05
Santa Anna.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
SANTA ANNA, TEX. Sept. The citi-
zens have decided 10 donate one hundred
and sixty acres of land to the State Or
phans Asylum, and committee of one
was authorized to visit the commission
ers and submit the proposition and invite
them to visit US.
Summer resort folks are crowdiog our
CITY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-05
INTELLIGENT DISCUSSION OF ALI
CURRENT TOPICS.

THE WEEKLY GAZETTE will be made
full and complete newspaper for al who
have not time or inclination to pore over
the pages Of daily, and the constant aim
and resolve will be to add every new
feature that increases the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-05

Women artists were admitted to the
royal academy only fifteen years sgo
At the last exhibition 242 out 1890 eX-
hibits were by women.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-05

The Boston Globe denies the widely
published statement that there are l25 900
manageable widows in Massachusetts.
1t says the number is only 97,I58.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-05

Newport young ladies amuse them
selves and tickle their admirers OY max
ing fancy yachting pillows for gentlemen
acquaintance who happen TO own yachts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-05

California fruit Gamers ind it ;mpossi-
Bile to supply the eastern demsnd fer
their goods, though they run both day
and night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-05

Gordon Il Dilworth Preserves.
We carry full line OF. these goods and
are prepared to sell the trade at packers
prices, with freight added. Send for
nrices. FORT WORTH GROCER Co.
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Horse Boar j .

Messrs. Dulany, Wilson { Msupin will
take horses to board. Best stalls in
town, prompt stsention, etc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-05
The Very Best

News and family paper IN the state 10
the W EEKLY GAZETTE; price reduced 70
$la year.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the postothce al Fort Worth. Tex ),
Monday, september :, lss7. To obtain any OF
these letters the applicant must call for
advertised letters" and give the date OF This
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4 N2rT.S Academy
AUSTIN. TEXAS

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lie oalTtcu7uc! embraces all that is required
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.ator BaaEkeeping. -tenCETaphy. Type
Writing ana tae Languages are optional
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A-la branches Of vocal and Instrumental
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FL er[atories OF E0rope, under Inc di
action vi able teachers.
II the School Of Art ana Design the same
-.-2lpe- age followed which have formed the
.-s.- Of ias,--lt.0n Tor ali the great art schools
.--ry tie las 600 years
Tie general t5portmen ), he pupils Is he
--,eet %. Unrerit tinC care
Stables Wl-. b. les med ms first Monday Of
September
E5s Catalogue address
SISTER SUPERIOR.